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... and Foreign Missions, $330,355.47. In an article recently contributed to the Nineteenth Centuu on The Decay of Lying, Mr. Oscar Wilde says-- In the English Church a man succeeds not through his capacity for belief, but through his capacity for disbelief ...
... one listens hot and remembers that Sir William Wilde was bis day a famous raconteur, one finds it no way wonderful that Oscar Wilde should be the most finished talker of our time. Lady Wilde has known most of our poets and novelists— Carleton, Lover, Lever ...
... the married daughter of Mr Bume-Jones, whose pretty face was framed in a soft bonnet of crimped plush of that colour. Mr Oscar Wilde drooped gracefully over many fair conversationalists, red flower in his buttonhole to supply the requisite spot of colour ...
... ideas, which will best suit them, and appeal their infantine senses, demands students juvenile nature for tho work. and Mrs Oscar Wilde possess charming children their own, and they have utilised their acquaintance with the infant world in giving it some ...
... friends of both bride and bridegroom. The dresses of many of the ladies were quite remarkable for their beauty and taste. Mrs Oscar Wilde, in a rich artistic gown of dark red,and loose soft bonnet to match, was much admired. The presents were numerous and very ...
... intellectual artistes of modem times. The following is one of the smartest repartees on record. About two years ago Mr Oscar Wilde wrote a tragedy, and during London season discussed it with Miss Detchon. do not believe, Miss Detchon,”said Mr Wilde, solemnly ...
... foe ! Then quickly command, that I may behold, A glad red Rose bloom as in days of old Pan-Celtic Society, Dublin. Mr. Oscar Wilde will contribute to the July Blackwood story on the subject of Shakespeare’s “Sonnets” Mr. Wilde will put forward an entirely ...
... witn the reappearance ot the throe learned judges, well time—‘naif-past ton. Among the visitors today were Toole and Mr Oscar Wilde. In giving gome further details respecting bis intro-* duction to Parnell Kgau at iho H. uso, witness baii that, you.] toe ...
... artincial botany, and there are contrasts of codlur that, while they mizht oeca- sionallv charm the eve of a disciple of Oscar 'Wilde, might yet drive Ruskin mad. Looking down the room however, and following the line~of these variegated maoazins there is ...
... attained literary eminence. Mr. Justin ‘Carthy, in conjunction with Mrs. Campbell Praed, wrote “The Ladies' Gallery Mr. Oscar Wilde, a number of charming stories, The Fairy Prince,” and others ; Mr. J. Augustus O’Shea, Military Mosaics and miscellaneous ...
... (FROM OUid 8P L CORRMPONDE]T). p I TE A S8HIONS FOR MALES-TSE TURtF- a ABOUT THE EXEIBITION-A WORD TO t N ENDING VISITORS - OSCAR WILDE- COUNT DILLON-WEE TODDLIaG BAIBNS- a THE ALTEHNATIVH FSOR MURPHY. M t Paris, Tueaday Evening. The season has fairly Bet ...
... Jul; to girl brows end aye sweet on the bolding © large of cold im one with the other ebe brick bat, thea | thiat to Mr Oscar Wilde t bigh time the pigs with teats ‘with baif of and 6 bétsbel of * Bloom of Ninca.’” ig Mey, and the balay of the It was a ...